Hi my name is Joe with Line 6 and we're here at UniqueSquared and we are going to talk
to you about the AMPLIFi line of products. Let's start out by showing you how to install
the AMPLIFi Remote App. So essentially you just go into the App Store. You type Line
6 in the search and you'll be able to see all the software and Apps that Line 6 has
to offer, and among them is the AMPLIFi Remote App. So you download it for free. The next
step in the process to make sure that your iDevice is pair with the amplifier. So the
first thing that you do is you go into your settings, into your Bluetooth settings. Then
you press down on the Bluetooth pairing button on the top portion of the amplifier and as
soon as it starts pulsing rapidly it should appear in your Bluetooth listing. So you select
it and once it says connected the two devices are paired and then you're able to start the
app. There we go. Then you just open up AMPLIFi Remote and you're ready to rock and roll.
Now you'll know you're paired properly if here you see AMPLIFi 150 and it says connected.
At which point you can look at all the tones that are stored in the amplifier. As a discerning
guitarist you have the ability to go into edit mode and edit the attributes of the amplifier.
So right now we're actually playing a model of a 1992 Marshall JCM900. But as a user you
can go in there and experiment with any of the other British amps that we have as you
can see. Or go into type and you have four different other types you can choose from.
High gain which features amp models from Soldano, Engl, Diezel, Mesa Boogie, etc. You also can
go into the American amps where you have your twins, deluxes, reverbs, and other models
that you can see there. You even have the option of going clean. There are some amp
models there for acoustic guitar for example. No matter what you choose, you can also go
in there and edit the attributes individually depending on the amp model that you choose.
So you have drive, bass, mid, treble, etc. You can even edit the cab. Lets say you want
to try that JCM900 through a 4x12 with V30s, you can do it with 4x12 T75s, or try a rectifier.
All allowing you pretty much any type of editing capability that you want. You could experiment
with pedals like the TS9 or the Fuzz Pi. All of these pedals look very familiar because
they are all actual real world emulations of boutique pedals. The most popular boutique
pedals. You can go in there and edit. Maybe add a mod pedal if you like from any one of
the pedals that we model. Essentially putting eight different processes in a tone stack
and then you can save the preset and this is where you store all the metadata. That's
what AMPLIFi Remote uses to match up tones with songs. So whatever metadata is in the
music that you play from your playlist, it matches it up with the metadata on the tone.
So from here you could either save it to the My Tones folder or you can, after you've saved
it, you can share it with the Tone Cloud so anybody in the world can use the tone that
you've edited and they can rate that or use it for their own purposes as well. AMPLIFi
Remote allows you to store all of your favorite tones in the My Tones folder. So for example
here, I have over fifty tones that I have swiped using the AMPLIFi Remote App. So then
you can program the tones into one of four slots that are on the hardware and then you
can take the amplifier to your gig and use either one of the FBV pedals, the Express
or the Shortboard, to switch between tones on the hardware. The way you do that is you
go into My Tones folder. You can choose a sound. Let's say in this case you want an
old classic Metallica here. Now what you can do is hit the save to hardware. What you are
looking at here are the four tones that are currently stored in the hardware. They're
the four tones that come preset from factory. So you can take that Enter Sandman tone and
say you want to put it on preset A. You hit done and what it does is it stores it into
the amplifier. So now you can just get rid of the app and have all of your four tones
stored here and take them to your gig. Other features that the AMPLIFi Remote gives you
is a tuner. You also have level controls. If you are using the iPad on stage for example
and you don't want to have to go back to the hardware, you can control the volume. You
can control the overall mix or the guitar in relation to the overall mix. For more information
on the Amplifi line of products, check out Line6.com. You are watching UniqueSquared.com.